Mansfield Sons Co. v. Pausch

Connecticut Superior Court

Mansfield Sons Co. v. Pausch

8 Conn. Super. Ct. 402

Connecticut Superior Court·Decided July 16, 1940·No. File No. 59073·Published

Opinion

The demurrer to a lone paragraph, viz., paragraph 6, which does not of itself attempt to state a cause of action, is improperly pleaded. Practice Book (1934) § 97.

So far as the demurrer to the prayer for relief is concerned, the more specific statement in conjunction with paragraph 6 adequately states a cause upon which such relief could be predicated. See, however, form 249 in connection with form 250, Practice Book (1934) pp. 215, 216.

In its present form, as to subdivision I of the demurrer, and at the present time, in view of such allegations as do appear as to subdivision II, the demurrer is overruled.

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The demurrer to a lone paragraph, viz., paragraph 6, which does not of itself attempt to state a cause of action, is improperly pleaded. Practice Book (1934) § 97.

So far as the demurrer to the prayer for relief is concerned, the more specific statement in conjunction with paragraph 6 adequately states a cause upon which such relief could be predicated. See, however, form 249 in connection with form 250, Practice Book (1934) pp. 215, 216.

In its present form, as to subdivision I of the demurrer, and at the present time, in view of such allegations as do appear as to subdivision II, the demurrer is overruled.

Mansfield Sons Co. v. Pausch, 8 Conn. Super. Ct. 402 (Colo. Ct. App. 1940).

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